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Local Artists set to rock The Robin Hood Foundation's Conference

Local Artists set to rock The Robin Hood Foundation's Conference

Date: 2016-07-08
The Robin Hood Foundation are taking giving to a new level and are hosting another free, world-class entrepreneurial conference for aspirant and existing entrepreneurs at City Hill Church, Hillcrest on the 12th and 13th July 2016. Stellar

The Entrepreneurs 4 Africa Conference will train, develop, equip and inspire up to 1000 delegates and is open to ALL men and women16 and older ALL races, on the critical aspects of entrepreneurship with knowledge, skills and advice in a jam-packed, two day event.

Among the top class speakers, there are some awesome entertainers:

Hailing from Empangeni in the heart of Zululand, David "Qadasi" Jenkins and Maqhinga Radebe are an acoustic duo on a quest to revive the powerful sounds of traditional Maskandi music. Both SAMA and SATMA Award nominees in their own right, the duo have taken their fusion of traditional Zulu and western folk music to audiences in the UK, Ireland, Asia and throughout South Africa, and recently released their long awaited collaborative album titled, "Lashis' Ilanga".

In the male dominated arena of SA music, Holly Wasserfall has already proved she packs a punch, one that has as much musical power as any of her male counterparts. The name, Holly, is known in every township in KZN and her popularity is spreading across South Africa. From Umlazi to Kwamashu, Inanda to Folweni and Sweetwater to Richmond, she is known for crowd rocking stage performances and is hailed, as the most loved White Girl in the Kasi. She is affectionately known as "Umlungu weHouse". Although challenging the stereotypes and norms of the house music market, the South African house music community and its audiences have embraced her.

Founder of The Robin Hood Foundation, Cindy Norcott, says: "The aim is to host not just a conference, but an EVENT that the delegates will leave upskilled but also inspired and motivated"

Robin Hood have extended the applications deadline to the 5th July so for more information or to request an application form, please contact Kim Griffith Jones on robinhoodfund@telkomsa.net or 076 612 9060.